Inside the FBI’s Paid Network of Jan. 6 Online Sleuths
Newly reviewed internal FBI documents reveal that the bureau paid more than $100,000 to members of a loose online network known as the “Sedition Hunters” to identify and analyze video evidence related to the January 6 Capitol riot and a separate investigation into alternate electors—despite internal concerns about bias, foreign …
Oregon to Remove 800,000 Names From Voter Rolls Following Federal Lawsuit
Oregon election officials have begun the process of removing approximately 800,000 names from the state’s voter registration rolls, following a federal lawsuit brought by Judicial Watch, according to statements by the group’s president, Tom Fitton. The removals are tied to alleged violations of the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), a …
What the St. Paul Church Incident Reveals About Protecting Worship
An incident at a church in St. Paul, Minnesota, reported yesterday, has renewed debate over the security of religious institutions and the broader issue of religious freedom in the United States. While details of the event continue to be reviewed by authorities, the episode has prompted renewed political discussion about …
Inside RFK Jr.’s Plan to Overhaul Vaccine Liability
Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has proposed significant changes to federal vaccine policy, particularly targeting the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP), a decades-old system designed to protect vaccine access while compensating individuals who experience rare serious side effects. Kennedy’s proposals have drawn attention for their …
Trump Says the U.S. Should Reconsider Mental Asylums
President Donald Trump has stated that the United States should reconsider bringing back mental asylums, arguing that the closure of long-term psychiatric institutions has contributed to widespread homelessness and untreated severe mental illness. In recent remarks, Trump said the country “closed the asylums” decades ago and replaced them with systems …